The quality of being changeable or revocable for the time being or until a stipulated event happens; for example, a will is ambulatory up until the testator’s death. The word is used in succession law to describe a clause or provision in a will the operation of which is suspended until the specified event happens, upon which it then becomes effective and binding: Bullock v Bennet (1855) 7 De G M & G 283; Re Hodgson; Nowell v Flannery [1936] Ch 203. See also Ambulatory disposition; Condition precedent.
暫時或直到某一事件的發生時，有一種可改變、可撤回的特質；例如：一份遺囑是可變更的，直至立遺囑的人死去。在繼承法中用來形容條款或條文的暫時停止直到某一事件的發生才開始生效及有約束力：Bullock v Bennet (1855) 7 De G M & G 283; Re Hodgson; Nowell v Flannery [1936] Ch 203。另見 Ambulatory disposition; Condition precedent。n.

• Carriage by sea
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• Carriage of goods
• Carriage of passengers
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• Cartel
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• Case of first impression
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• Cash audit
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